09.06.2019, 1959 Zeichen

OMV: Hans Peter Schützinger, CEO of Porsche Holding Salzburg and Rainer Seele, OMV Chairman of the Executive Board and CEO, gave a joint press conference in which they focused on the role gas can play in our future energy, as well as the significance of CNG (Compressed Natural Gas) for mobility. The IEA World Energy Outlook 2018 “New Policy Scenario” forecasts a sharp growth for the global gas market. A surge in demand for gas of up to 43% is expected by 2040 – meaning that gas will rise faster than overall energy demand. Demand for gas in the Asia-Pacific region is set to rise more than two-fold. Gas has a key role to play as a replacement for coal and nuclear in contributing to global climate targets and safeguarding security of supply. Rainer Seele, OMV Chairman of the Executive Board and CEO: “Gas holds huge potential; it is an all-rounder, which makes it a trailblazer for an environmentally sound energy future that is safe and secure. I'm delighted to be able to promote the issue of CNG together with Porsche-Holding. In the mobility sector, the use of gas is a clear choice for cutting CO2 nitrogen oxide and particulate emissions, as well as providing numerous other benefits for our customers.” Opting for gas in passenger transport also brings with it significant savings. Up to 23% less CO2, 75% less nitrogen oxide and a 98% fall in particulate emissions – these are all powerful environmental arguments in favor of CNG-powered vehicles. A comprehensive network of 160 CNG filling stations (of which 54 OMV) in Austria, fast fueling times, running-cost reductions of up to 50% and a wide range of models are all adding to the appeal of CNG vehicles. In addition, OMV is investing up to EUR 10 mn in the CNG network, with plans to upgrade the existing dispensers and expand the network on the basis of customer needs.
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(From the 21st Austria weekly https://www.boerse-social.com/21staustria (04/06/2019)

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